Server Build DVD PowerShell Script Examples

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01/23/2017

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 will reach end of support on April 11, 2017. To stay supported, you will need to upgrade. For more information, see Resources to help you upgrade your Office 2007 servers and clients.

Applies to: Exchange Server 2007 SP1, Exchange Server 2007 SP2, Exchange Server 2007 SP3

This topic provides sample Microsoft Windows PowerShell scripts that can be used as a starting point for creating scripts that are required to make a build DVD to improve the server build process. You can modify the following procedures to create the necessary PowerShell scripts for your organization.

The following sample scripts must be modified as described in the script remarks in order to make them functional in your specific environment. This script will help you automate many of the steps required to deploy an Exchange server in your environment.

PowerShell Support Scripts

Important

These scripts are samples to illustrate how automation steps can be implemented. You must modify them to make them appropriate for your environment. You must test everything in a lab environment prior to attempting to use them in your production environment.

Before You Begin

To perform the following procedures, the account you use must be a member of the Local Administrators group.

For more information about permissions, delegating roles, and the rights that are required to administer Exchange 2007, see Permission Considerations.

Set-registry.ps1

Procedure

Use Notepad to create a PowerShell script to implement prerequisite registry modifications to an Exchange 2007 server

Open Notepad or another text editor.

Copy the following code into a file and save the file with a descriptive name and the .ps1 extension. We recommend naming the file set-registry.ps1.

#"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!  THIS IS NOT A MICROSOFT SUPPORTED SCRIPT.  !!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!      TEST IN A LAB FOR DESIRED OUTCOME      !!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!                          !!!!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
#" "
#=======================================
#Set-Registry.ps1
#THIS CODE AND INFORMATION ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
#KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE
#IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A
#PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
#Description: Script to configure HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE registry settings on local or remote servers. 
#Based on Original Work By: Christian Schindler (NTx BOCG)
#This Script Written by: Ross Smith IV (Microsoft)
#Version: 1.0
#Last Updated: 4/16/2007
#=======================================

# To get help, just add the \"-help\" paramter

#=======================================
# Parameter definition
#=======================================
Param(
[string] $Server,
[string] $RegKey,
[string] $RegValue,
[string] $RegData,
[string] $RegType
)

#=======================================
# Function that validates the script parameters
#=======================================
function ValidateParams
{
$validInputs = $true
$errorString =  ""

if ($Server -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`n`nMissing Parameter: The -Server parameter is required. Please pass in the name of a valid Server." + "`n"
}

if ($RegKey -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`n`nMissing Parameter: The -RegKey parameter is required. Please pass in the name of a registry key." + "`n"
}

if ($RegValue -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`n`nMissing Parameter: The -RegValue parameter is required. Please pass in the name of a registry value." + "`n"
}

if ($RegData -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`n`nMissing Parameter: The -RegData parameter is required. Please pass in the registry value's data." + "`n"
}

    $RegType = $RegType.ToUpper()
switch ($RegType)
{
STRING {return $validInputs}
        EXPANDSTRING {return $validInputs}
        MULTISTRING {return $validInputs}
        DWORD {return $validInputs}
QWORD {return $validInputs}
        BINARY {return $validInputs}
        default 
{
if ($RegType -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`n`nMissing Parameter: The -RegType parameter is required. Please pass in the registry value's type." + "`n"
}
            else
            { 
                $validInputs = $false
                $errorString += "`n`nIncorrect Parameter: The value specified for the -RegType parameter is incorrect. Please pass in the registry value's type." + "`n"
            }
}
}

if (!$validInputs)
{
Write-error "$errorString"
}

return $validInputs
}

#=======================================
# Function that returns true if the incoming argument is a help request
#=======================================
function IsHelpRequest
{
param($argument)
return ($argument -eq "-?" -or $argument -eq "-help");
}

#=======================================
# Function that displays the help related to this script following
# the same format provided by get-help or <cmdletcall> -?
#=======================================
function Usage
{
@"
NAME: Set-Registry.ps1

SYNOPSIS:
Configures local or remote server's HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE registry settings.

SYNTAX:
Set-Registry.ps1
`t[-Server <CASServerName>]
`t[-RegKey <KeyPath>]
`t[-RegValue <ValueName>]
`t[-RegData <ValueData>]
`t[-RegType <ValueType>]

PARAMETERS:
-Server (required)
The server to operate against.

-RegKey (required)
Specifies the registry key.

-RegValue (required)
Specifies the registry value within the key.

-RegData (required)
Specifies the registry value's data.

-RegType (required)
Specifies the registry value's data type.

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 1 --------------------------

.\Set-Registry.ps1 -Server CAS1 -RegKey "SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchange OWA" -RegValue PrivateTimeout -RegData 24 -RegType dword

"@
}

#=======================================
# Check for Usage Statement Request
#=======================================
$args | foreach { if (IsHelpRequest $_) { Usage; exit; } }

#=======================================
# Validate the parameters and Execute the functions
#=======================================
$ifValidParams = ValidateParams;

if (!$ifValidParams) { exit; }

#=======================================
# Determine if Server is Local Machine
#=======================================
$server = $server.ToUpper()
$LocalServerName = hostname
if ($LocalServerName -eq $server) {$IsLocal = "True"} else {$IsLocal = "False"}

#=======================================
# Configure Registry Function
#=======================================
function ConfigureRegistry
{
Write-Host "Configuring Registry Settings..."
if ($IsLocal -eq "True")
{ set-ItemProperty "HKLM:$RegKey" -name "$RegValue" -value "$RegData" -type $RegType }
else
{
$rootkey=[Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey]::OpenRemoteBaseKey("LOCALMACHINE",$server).OpenSubKey("$RegKey", [Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKeyPermissionCheck]::ReadWriteSubTree)
$SetRegValue=$rootkey
$SetRegValue.SetValue("$RegValue", "$RegData", [Microsoft.Win32.RegistryValueKind]::$RegType)
$rootkey.Flush()
$rootkey.Close()
}
}

#=======================================
# Assign values to Variables
#=======================================

#=======================================
# Execute functions
#=======================================

ConfigureRegistry;

ConfigureAutoDiscover.ps1

Procedure

Use Notepad to create a PowerShell script to configure Autodiscover on Exchange 2007 servers with the Client Access server role installed

Open Notepad or another text editor.

Copy the following code into a file and save the file with a descriptive name and the .ps1 extension. We recommend naming the file configureautodiscover.ps1.

#"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!  THIS IS NOT A MICROSOFT SUPPORTED SCRIPT.  !!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!      TEST IN A LAB FOR DESIRED OUTCOME      !!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!                          !!!!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
#" "
#==========================================================================
#ConfigureAutoDiscover.ps1
#THIS CODE AND INFORMATION ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
#KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE
#IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A
#PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
#Description: Script to configure AutoDiscover on a CAS server. 
#Based on Original Work By: Christian Schindler (NTx BOCG)
#This Script Written By: Ross Smith IV (Microsoft)
#Version: 1.4
#Last Updated: 2/26/2007
#==========================================================================

# To get help, just add the \"-help\" paramter

#=======================================
# Parameter definition
#=======================================
Param(
[string] $InternalName,
[string] $ExternalName,
[string] $Server,
[string] $SiteAffinity,
[switch] $OutlookAnywhereAuthNTLM,
[switch] $InternetUsage,
[switch] $SiteAffinityEnabled
)

#==============================================
# Function that validates the script parameters
#==============================================
function ValidateParams
{
$validInputs = $true
$errorString =  ""

if ($Server -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`n`nMissing Parameter: The -Server parameter is required. Please pass in the name of a valid CAS Server." + "`n"
}

if ($InternetUsage)
{
if ($ExternalName -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`nMissing Parameter: The -ExternalName parameter is required. Please pass in the desired FQDN."
}
}

if ($InternalName -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`nMissing Parameter: The -InternalName parameter is required. Please pass in the desired FQDN."
}

if ($SiteAffinity -ne "")
{ _In
$SiteAffinityEnabled = $true
}

if (!$validInputs)
{
Write-error "$errorString"
}

return $validInputs
}

#==========================================================================
# Function that returns true if the incoming argument is a help request
#==========================================================================
function IsHelpRequest
{
param($argument)
return ($argument -eq "-?" -or $argument -eq "-help");
}

#===================================================================
# Function that displays the help related to this script following
# the same format provided by get-help or <cmdletcall> -?
#===================================================================
function Usage
{
@"
NAME: ConfigureAutoDiscover.ps1

SYNOPSIS:
Configures AutoDiscover and the Exchange Services on an Exchange 2007
CAS Server for usage by Internet and Internal clients.
Virtual Directories covered are: Exchange ActiveSync, RPC, OAB, UM, EWS

SYNTAX:
ConfigureAutoDiscover.ps1
`t[-Server <CASServerName>]
`t[-InternalName <InternalFQDN>]
`t[-SiteAffinity <Active Directory Site>]
`t[-InternetUsage]
`t[-ExternalName <ExternalFQDN>]
`t[-OutlookAnywhereAuthNTLM]

PARAMETERS:
-Server (required)
The server to operate against. Must be an Exchange 2007 CAS server.

-InternalName (required)
The internal FQDN under which the services will be accessible.

-SiteAffinity (optional)
If set, the script will configure site affinity for the Autodiscover service on the CAS server.

-InternetUsage (optional)
If set, the script will also configure the OAB, RPC, EAS, and EWS virtual directories for AutoDiscover Internet usage.

-ExternalName (required with -InternetUsage)
The external FQDN under which the services will be accessible.

-OutlookAnywhereAuthNTLM (optional)
If set, the script will configure the authentication mechanism for Outlook Anywhere Clients to use NTLM instead of Basic.

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 1 --------------------------

.\ConfigureAutoDiscover.ps1 -Server CAS1 -InternalName CAS01.ad.contoso.com

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 2 --------------------------

.\ConfigureAutoDiscover.ps1 -Server CAS1 -InternalName CAS01.ad.contoso.com -ExternalName mail.contoso.com -InternetUsage

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 3 --------------------------

.\ConfigureAutoDiscover.ps1 -Server CAS1 -InternalName CAS01.ad.contoso.com -ExternalName mail.contoso.com -InternetUsage -SiteAffinity Redmond-AD-Site -OutlookAnywhereAuthNTLM

"@
}

#=======================================
# Check for Usage Statement Request
#=======================================
$args | foreach { if (IsHelpRequest $_) { Usage; exit; } }

#=====================================================
# Validate the parameters and Execute the functions
#=====================================================
$ifValidParams = ValidateParams;

if (!$ifValidParams) { exit; }

#===================================================
# Configure Internal AutoDiscover Settings Function
#===================================================
function ConfigureInternalAutoDiscover
{
Write-Host "Configuring AutoDiscover Internal Settings..."
if ($SiteAffinityEnabled = $true)
{Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity $server -AutodiscoverServiceInternalURI https://$InternalName/$ad -AutodiscoverSiteScope $SiteAffinity}
else
{Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity $server -AutoDiscoverServiceInternalUri https://$InternalName/$ad}
}

#===================================================
# Configure Internet AutoDiscover Settings Function
#===================================================
function ConfigureInternetUsage
{
Write-Host "Configuring AutoDiscover related Internet Settings..."

if ($OutlookAnywhereAuthNTLM)
{Enable-OutlookAnywhere -Server $server -ExternalHostname $ExternalName -DefaultAuthenticationMethod "NTLM" -SSLOffloading:$False}
else
{Enable-OutlookAnywhere -Server $server -ExternalHostname $ExternalName -DefaultAuthenticationMethod "Basic" -SSLOffloading:$False}

Set-OABVirtualDirectory -identity $oabvdir -externalurl https://$ExternalName/$OAB
Set-UMVirtualDirectory -identity $umvdir -externalurl https://$ExternalName/$um  
Set-WebServicesVirtualDirectory -identity $ewsvdir -externalurl https://$ExternalName/$ews 
Set-ActiveSyncVirtualDirectory -Identity $easvdir -ExternalURL "https://$ExternalName"
}

#=======================================
# Assign values to Variables
#=======================================
$easvdir = "$server\Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync (Default Web Site)"
$ewsvdir = "$Server\EWS (Default Web Site)"
$oabvdir = "$Server\OAB (Default Web Site)"
$umvdir = "$Server\UnifiedMessaging (Default Web Site)"
$eas = "Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync"
$ad = "autodiscover/autodiscover.xml"
$oab = "oab"
$owa = "owa"
$um = "UnifiedMessaging/Service.asmx"
$ews = "ews/exchange.asmx"

#=======================================
# Execute functions
#=======================================

if ($InternetUsage) 
{ConfigureInternalAutoDiscover; ConfigureInternetUsage;}
else
{ConfigureInternalAutoDiscover;}

ConfigureOAB.ps1

Procedure

Use Notepad to create a PowerShell script to configure the offline address book web distribution on Exchange 2007 servers with the Client Access server role installed

Open Notepad or another text editor.

Copy the following code into a file and save the file with a descriptive name and the .ps1 extension. We recommend naming the file configureoab.ps1.

#"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!  THIS IS NOT A MICROSOFT SUPPORTED SCRIPT.  !!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!      TEST IN A LAB FOR DESIRED OUTCOME      !!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!                          !!!!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
#" "
#=================================================================================
#ConfigureOAB.ps1
#THIS CODE AND INFORMATION ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
#KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE
#IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A
#PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
#Description: Configures Offline Address Book Web Distribution on an Exchange 2007
# CAS Server for usage by Internet and Internal clients. 
#Based on Original Work By: Christian Schindler (NTx BOCG)
#This Script Written By: Ross Smith IV (Microsoft)
#Version: 1.6
#Last Updated: 12/4/2007
#=================================================================================

# To get help, just add the \"-help\" paramter

#=======================================
# Parameter definition
#=======================================
Param(
[string] $ExternalName,
[string] $Server,
[string] $OABName,
[switch] $RequireOABSSL
)

#==============================================
# Function that validates the script parameters
#==============================================
function ValidateParams
{
$validInputs = $true
$errorString =  ""

if ($Server -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`n`nMissing Parameter: The -Server parameter is required. Please pass in the name of a valid CAS Server." + "`n"
}

if ($OABName -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`n`nMissing Parameter: The -OABName parameter is required. Please pass in the name of a valid offline address book name." + "`n"
}


if ($ExternalName -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`nMissing Parameter: The -ExternalName parameter is required. Please pass in the desired FQDN."
}

if (!$validInputs)
{
Write-error "$errorString"
}

return $validInputs
}

#==========================================================================
# Function that returns true if the incoming argument is a help request
#==========================================================================
function IsHelpRequest
{
param($argument)
return ($argument -eq "-?" -or $argument -eq "-help");
}

#===================================================================
# Function that displays the help related to this script following
# the same format provided by get-help or <cmdletcall> -?
#===================================================================
function Usage
{
@"
NAME: ConfigureOAB.ps1

SYNOPSIS:
Configures Offline Adress Book Web Distribution on an Exchange 2007
CAS Server for usage by Internet and Internal clients.

SYNTAX:
ConfigureOAB.ps1
`t[-Server <CASServerName>]
`t[-ExternalName <ExternalFQDN>]
`t[-OABName <OABName>]
`t[-RequireOABSSL]

PARAMETERS:
-Server (required)
The server to operate against. Must be an Exchange 2007 CAS server.

-ExternalName (required)
The external FQDN under which the services will be accessible.

-OABName (required)
The name of the offline address book that will be configured for web distribution.

-RequireOABSSL (optional)
If set, the script will require SSL for clients to access the OAB virtual directory.  
By default clients do not have to use SSL because BITS cannot be used 
when the CAS certificate is self-signed.

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 1 --------------------------

.\ConfigureOAB.ps1 -Server CAS1 -ExternalName mail.contoso.com -OABName "Default Offline Address Book"

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 2 --------------------------

.\ConfigureOAB.ps1 -Server CAS1 -ExternalName mail.contoso.com -OABName "Default Offline Address Book" -RequireOABSSL

"@
}

#=======================================
# Check for Usage Statement Request
#=======================================
$args | foreach { if (IsHelpRequest $_) { Usage; exit; } }

#=====================================================
# Validate the parameters and Execute the functions
#=====================================================
$ifValidParams = ValidateParams;

if (!$ifValidParams) { exit; }

#==============================================
# Determine if Server is Local Machine Function
#==============================================
$server = $server.ToUpper()
$LocalServerName = hostname
if ($LocalServerName -eq $server) {$IsLocal = "True"} else {$IsLocal = "False"}

#=======================================
# Enable OAB Web Distribution Function
#=======================================
function ConfigureOABDistribution
{
# Get Exchange Organization Distinguished Name
$rootdom = "LDAP://rootDSE"
$RootDomain = [System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry] $rootdom
$ConfigurationNC = $RootDomain.Get("configurationNamingContext")

$OrgContainer = "cn=Microsoft Exchange,cn=services,$ConfigurationNC"

$OrgSearch = New-Object DirectoryServices.DirectorySearcher
    $OrgSearch.SearchRoot = [System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry] "LDAP://$orgContainer" 
    $OrgSearch.Filter = '(objectCategory=msExchOrganizationContainer)'
    $OrgResult = $OrgSearch.FindOne()

    if ($OrgResult -eq $NULL)
    {
Write-Host "Could not find a valid Exchange Organization!"
exit;
    }
    else 
    {
$OrgDN = $OrgResult.Properties.distinguishedname
}

# Build OAB Vdir DN
$OABVDirDN = "CN=OAB (Default Web Site),CN=HTTP,CN=Protocols,CN=$server,CN=Servers,CN=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT),CN=Administrative Groups,$OrgDN"

# get existing OAB v-dirs that may be set
$GetOABVDirs = get-OfflineAddressBook $oabname
$GetOABVDirs.VirtualDirectories += $OABVDirDN

#Set new OAB Vdir
Write-Host "Configuring OAB for Web Distribution..."
Set-oabvirtualdirectory -identity $oabvdir -ExternalURL https://$ExternalName/$OAB
Set-OfflineAddressBook $oabname -VirtualDirectories $GetOABVDirs.VirtualDirectories
}

#=======================================
# Enable OAB V-Dir SSL
#=======================================
function ConfigureOABSSL
{
Write-Host "Configuring OAB Virtual Directory to Require SSL..."
Set-OABVirtualDirectory -identity $oabvdir -RequireSSL
}

#=======================================
# Reset IIS on the server
#=======================================
function ResetIIS
{
if ($isLocal -eq "True")
{Write-Host "Restarting IIS Services..."
iisreset /noforce}
else
{Write-Host "Please restart the IIS services on $server by executing the command iisreset /noforce."}
}

#=======================================
# Assign values to Variables
#=======================================
$oabvdir = "$Server\OAB (Default Web Site)"
$oab = "oab"

#=======================================
# Execute functions
#=======================================

if ($EnableOABSSL) 
{ConfigureOABDistribution; ConfigureOABSSL; ResetIIS;}
else
{ConfigureOABDistribution; ResetIIS;}

ConfigureOLAnywhere.ps1

Procedure

Use Notepad to create a PowerShell script to configure Outlook Anywhere on an Exchange 2007 server with the Client Access server role installed

Open Notepad or another text editor.

Copy the following code into a file and save the file with a descriptive name and the .ps1 extension. We recommend naming the file configureolanywhere.ps1.

#"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!  THIS IS NOT A MICROSOFT SUPPORTED SCRIPT.  !!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!      TEST IN A LAB FOR DESIRED OUTCOME      !!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!                          !!!!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
#" "
#==========================================================================
#ConfigureOLAnywhere.ps1
#THIS CODE AND INFORMATION ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
#KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE
#IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A
#PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
#Description: Configures Outlook Anywhere on an Exchange 2007
# CAS Server for usage by Internet and Internal clients. 
#Based on Original Work By: Christian Schindler (NTx BOCG)
#This Script Written By: Ross Smith IV (Microsoft)
#Version: 1.5
#Last Updated: 3/5/2008
#==========================================================================

# To get help, just add the \"-help\" paramter

#=======================================
# Parameter definition
#=======================================
Param(
[string] $ExternalName,
[string] $Server,
[switch] $OutlookAnywhereAuthNTLM
)

#==============================================
# Function that validates the script parameters
#==============================================
function ValidateParams
{
$validInputs = $true
$errorString =  ""

if ($Server -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`n`nMissing Parameter: The -Server parameter is required. Please pass in the name of a valid CAS Server." + "`n"
}

if ($ExternalName -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`nMissing Parameter: The -ExternalName parameter is required. Please pass in the desired FQDN."
}

if (!$validInputs)
{
Write-error "$errorString"
}

return $validInputs
}

#==========================================================================
# Function that returns true if the incoming argument is a help request
#==========================================================================
function IsHelpRequest
{
param($argument)
return ($argument -eq "-?" -or $argument -eq "-help");
}

#===================================================================
# Function that displays the help related to this script following
# the same format provided by get-help or <cmdletcall> -?
#===================================================================
function Usage
{
@"
NAME: ConfigureOLAnywhere.ps1

SYNOPSIS:
Configures Offline Adress Book Web Distribution on an Exchange 2007
CAS Server for usage by Internet and Internal clients.

SYNTAX:
ConfigureOLAnywhere.ps1
`t[-Server <CASServerName>]
`t[-ExternalName <ExternalFQDN>]
`t[-OutlookAnywhereAuthNTLM]

PARAMETERS:
-Server (required)
The server to operate against. Must be an Exchange 2007 CAS server.

-ExternalName (required)
The external FQDN under which the services will be accessible.

-OutlookAnywhereAuthNTLM (optional)
If set, the script will configure the authentication mechanism for Outlook Anywhere Clients to use NTLM instead of Basic.

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 1 --------------------------

.\ConfigureOLAnywhere.ps1 -Server CAS1 -ExternalName mail.contoso.com 

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 2 --------------------------

.\ConfigureOLAnywhere.ps1 -Server CAS1 -ExternalName mail.contoso.com -OutlookAnywhereAuthNTLM

"@
}

#=======================================
# Check for Usage Statement Request
#=======================================
$args | foreach { if (IsHelpRequest $_) { Usage; exit; } }

#=====================================================
# Validate the parameters and Execute the functions
#=====================================================
$ifValidParams = ValidateParams;

if (!$ifValidParams) { exit; }

#=======================================
# Determine if Server is Local Machine Function
#=======================================
$server = $server.ToUpper()
$LocalServerName = hostname
if ($LocalServerName -eq $server) {$IsLocal = "True"} else {$IsLocal = "False"}

#=======================================
# Configure Outlook Anywhere Function
#=======================================
function ConfigureOLAnywhere
{
$OAenabled = Get-OutlookAnywhere -Server $Server

if ($OAenabled -eq $Null)
{
Write-Host "Enabling Outlook Anywhere..."; 
if ($OutlookAnywhereAuthNTLM)
{Enable-OutlookAnywhere -Server $server -ExternalHostname $ExternalName -DefaultAuthenticationMethod "NTLM" -SSLOffloading:$False}
else
{Enable-OutlookAnywhere -Server $server -ExternalHostname $ExternalName -DefaultAuthenticationMethod "Basic" -SSLOffloading:$False}
}
else
{Write-Host "Outlook Anywhere is already enabled"}
}

#=======================================
# Reset IIS on the server
#=======================================
function ResetIIS
{
if ($isLocal -eq "True")
{Write-Host "Restarting IIS Services..."
iisreset /noforce}
else
{Write-Host "Please restart the IIS services on $server by executing the command iisreset /noforce."}
}

#=======================================
# Assign values to Variables
#=======================================

#=======================================
# Execute functions
#=======================================

ConfigureOLAnywhere; ResetIIS;

ConfigureOWA.ps1

Procedure

Use Notepad to create a PowerShell script to configure Outlook Web Access on an Exchange 2007 server with the Client Access server role installed

Open Notepad or another text editor.

Copy the following code into a file and save the file with a descriptive name and the .ps1 extension. We recommend naming the file configureowa.ps1.

#"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!  THIS IS NOT A MICROSOFT SUPPORTED SCRIPT.  !!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!      TEST IN A LAB FOR DESIRED OUTCOME      !!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!                          !!!!!!!!!!"
#"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
#" "
#=======================================
#ConfigureOWA.ps1
#THIS CODE AND INFORMATION ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
#KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE
#IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A
#PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
#Description: Script to configure OWA settings on a CAS server. 
#Based on Original Work By: Christian Schindler (NTx BOCG)
#This Script Written by: Ross Smith IV (Microsoft)
#Version: 1.5
#Last Updated: 3/16/2007
#=======================================

# To get help, just add the \"-help\" paramter

#=======================================
# Parameter definition
#=======================================
Param(
[string] $ExternalName,
[string] $Server,
[string] $PublicTO,
[string] $PrivateTO,
[switch] $EnableGZipHigh,
[switch] $EnableFBA,
[switch] $EnableIntAuth,
[switch] $ForcePublicWebReady,
[switch] $DisablePublicWSSAccess,
[switch] $DisablePrivateWSSAccess,
[switch] $DisablePublicUNCAccess,
[switch] $DisablePrivateUNCAccess,
[switch] $EnableRedirection,
[switch] $SetLegacyVDirs
)

#=======================================
# Function that validates the script parameters
#=======================================
function ValidateParams
{
$validInputs = $true
$errorString =  ""

if ($Server -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`n`nMissing Parameter: The -Server parameter is required. Please pass in the name of a valid CAS Server." + "`n"
}

if ($EnableRedirection)
{
if ($ExternalName -eq "")
{
$validInputs = $false
$errorString += "`nMissing Parameter: The -ExternalName parameter is required. Please pass in the desired FQDN."
}
}

if (!$validInputs)
{
Write-error "$errorString"
}

return $validInputs
}

#=======================================
# Function that returns true if the incoming argument is a help request
#=======================================
function IsHelpRequest
{
param($argument)
return ($argument -eq "-?" -or $argument -eq "-help");
}

#=======================================
# Function that displays the help related to this script following
# the same format provided by get-help or <cmdletcall> -?
#=======================================
function Usage
{
@"
NAME: ConfigureOWA.ps1

SYNOPSIS:
Configures Outlook Web Access settings on an Exchange 2007
CAS Server.  IIS services will be restarted after configuration.

SYNTAX:
ConfigureOWA.ps1
`t[-Server <CASServerName>]
`t[-EnableFBA]
`t[-EnableIntAuth]
`t[-EnableRedirection]
`t[-ExternalName <FQDN>]
`t[-PublicTO <Timeout Value>]
`t[-PrivateTO <Timeout Value>]
`t[-EnableGZipHigh]
`t[-ForcePublicWebReady]
`t[-DisablePublicWSSAccess]
`t[-DisablePublicUNCAccess]
`t[-DisablePrivateWSSAccess]
`t[-DisablePrivateUNCAccess]
`t[-SetLegacyVDirs]

PARAMETERS:
-Server (required)
The server to operate against. Must be an Exchange 2007 CAS server.

-EnableFBA (optional)
Configures the server use Forms-Based Authentication (enabled by default during CAS installation).

-EnableIntAuth (optional)
Configures the server use Windows Integrated Authentication.

-EnableRedirection (optional)
Configures the server to redirect the user to the appropriate CAS server.

-ExternalName (Required with EnableRedirection)
The external FQDN under which the services will be accessible.

-PublicTO (Optional)
The public timeout value in minutes for Forms-Based Authentication.

-PrivateTO (Optional)
The public timeout value in minutes for Forms-Based Authentication

-EnableGZipHigh (Optional)
OWA is configured to use GZip Low GZip compression. This option will enable High compresssion.

-ForcePublicWebReady (Optional)
This parameter forces certain attachments to be viewed via a web interface when clients connect via the Public Computer FBA option.

-DisablePublicWSSAccess (Optional)
This parameter will disable SharePoint Document Library access via the Public Computer FBA access option.

-DisablePublicUNCAccess (Optional)
This parameter will disable File Share access via the Public Computer FBA access option.

-DisablePrivateWSSAccess (Optional)
This parameter will disable SharePoint Document Library access via the Private Computer FBA access option.

-DisablePrivateUNCAccess (Optional)
This parameter will disable File Share access via the Private FBA access option.

-SetLegacyVDirs (Optional)
This parameter sets the same options on /exchange, /public, and /exchweb that are used on /owa.

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 1 --------------------------

.\ConfigureOWA.ps1 -Server CAS1 -EnableFBA -EnableGZipHigh -ForcePublicWebReady -DisablePublicWSSAccess -DisablePublicUNCAccess

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 2 --------------------------

.\ConfigureOWA.ps1 -Server CAS1 -EnableIntAuth -SetLegacyVDirs -DisablePrivateWSSAccess -DisablePrivateUNCAccess -PrivateTO 360 -PublicTO 60

-------------------------- EXAMPLE 3 --------------------------

.\ConfigureOWA.ps1 -Server CAS1 -EnableRedirection -ExternalName mail.contoso.com

"@
}

#=======================================
# Check for Usage Statement Request
#=======================================
$args | foreach { if (IsHelpRequest $_) { Usage; exit; } }

#=======================================
# Validate the parameters and Execute the functions
#=======================================
$ifValidParams = ValidateParams;

if (!$ifValidParams) { exit; }

#=======================================
# Determine if Server is Local Machine
#=======================================
$server = $server.ToUpper()
$LocalServerName = hostname
if ($LocalServerName -eq $server) {$IsLocal = "True"} else {$IsLocal = "False"}

#=======================================
# Determine if Timeout is enabled
#=======================================
$TimeoutEnabled = "False"
if ($PublicTO -ne $NULL) {$TimeoutEnabled = "True"}
if ($PrivateTO -ne $NULL) {$TimeoutEnabled = "True"}

#=======================================
# Configure OWA V-Dir Function
#=======================================
function ConfigureOWA
{
Write-Host "Configuring Outlook Web Access Settings..."
if ($EnableFBA)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $owavdir -FormsAuthentication:$true}

if ($EnableIntAuth)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $owavdir -WindowsAuthentication:$true}

if ($EnableGZipHigh)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $owavdir -GzipLevel High}

if ($Timeoutenabled -eq "True")
{
if ($IsLocal -eq "True")
{
if ($PrivateTO)
{set-ItemProperty "HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchange OWA" -name PrivateTimeout -value $PrivateTO -type dword}
if ($PublicTO)
{set-ItemProperty "HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchange OWA" -name PublicTimeout -value $PublicTO -type dword}
}
else
{
$rootkey=[Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey]::OpenRemoteBaseKey("LOCALMACHINE",$server).OpenSubKey("SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchange OWA", [Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKeyPermissionCheck]::ReadWriteSubTree)
if ($PrivateTO)
{$PrivateTOValue=$rootkey
$PrivateTOValue.SetValue("PrivateTimeout", "$PrivateTO", [Microsoft.Win32.RegistryValueKind]::DWord)}
if ($PublicTO)
{$PublicTOValue=$rootkey
$PublicTOValue.SetValue("PublicTimeout", "$PublicTO", [Microsoft.Win32.RegistryValueKind]::DWord)}
$rootkey.Flush()
$rootkey.Close()
}
}

if ($ForcePublicWebReady)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $owavdir -ForceWebReadyDocumentViewingFirstOnPublicComputers $true}

if ($DisablePublicWSSAccess)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $owavdir -WSSAccessOnPublicComputersEnabled $true}

if ($DisablePrivateWSSAccess)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $owavdir -WSSAccessOnPrivateComputersEnabled $true}

if ($DisablePublicUNCAccess)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $owavdir -UNCAccessOnPublicComputersEnabled $true}

if ($DisablePrivateUNCAccess)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $owavdir -UNCAccessOnPrivateComputersEnabled $true}

if ($EnableRedirection)
{Set-OwaVirtualDirectory -identity $owavdir -ExternalURL https://$ExternalName/$owa}
}

#=======================================
# Configure Legacy Virtual Directories Function
#=======================================
function ConfigureLegacyVDirs
{
Write-Host "Configuring Legacy Outlook Web Access Settings..."
if ($EnableFBA)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $exchangevdir -FormsAuthentication:$true
Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $exchwebvdir -FormsAuthentication:$true
Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $Publicvdir -FormsAuthentication:$true}

if ($EnableIntAuth)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $exchangevdir -WindowsAuthentication:$true
Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $exchwebvdir -WindowsAuthentication:$true
Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $Publicvdir -WindowsAuthentication:$true}

if ($EnableGZipHigh)
{Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $exchangevdir -GzipLevel High
Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $exchwebvdir -GzipLevel High
Set-owavirtualdirectory -identity $Publicvdir -GzipLevel High}
}

#=======================================
# Reset IIS on the server
#=======================================
function ResetIIS
{
if ($IsLocal -eq "True")
{Write-Host "Restarting IIS Services..."
iisreset /noforce}
else
{Write-Host "Please restart the IIS services on $server by executing the command iisreset /noforce."}
}

#=======================================
# Assign values to Variables
#=======================================
$owavdir = "$server\OWA (Default Web Site)"
$exchwebvdir = "$server\exchweb (Default Web Site)"
$Publicvdir = "$server\public (Default Web Site)"
$exchangevdir = "$server\exchange (Default Web Site)"
$owa = "owa"
$exchange = "exchange"
$Public = "public"
$exchweb = "exchweb"

#=======================================
# Execute functions
#=======================================

if ($SetLegacyVDirs)
{ConfigureOWA; ConfigureLegacyVDirs; ResetIIS;}
else
{ConfigureOWA; ResetIIS;}

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